Junio C Hamano [off-list ref] writes:
Because I doubt that the major restructuring we discussed earlier won't be
ready within the 1.7.6 timeframe,...
I think people involved in this thread have dealt with my bad writing long
enough and understood what I meant, but just in case, I meant to say that
I do not think restructuring would be ready to ship with 1.7.6,
in other words, s/won't/will/ is needed above.
Sorry for a noise.
Junio C Hamano venit, vidit, dixit 07.04.2011 21:47:
Junio C Hamano [off-list ref] writes:
quoted
Because I doubt that the major restructuring we discussed earlier won't be
ready within the 1.7.6 timeframe,...
I think people involved in this thread have dealt with my bad writing long
enough and understood what I meant, but just in case, I meant to say that
I do not think restructuring would be ready to ship with 1.7.6,
in other words, s/won't/will/ is needed above.
Sorry for a noise.
No problem, that was clear from the context. "Doubt" is such a weak form
of negation that many people miss that possible double negation. In
several languages (or even dialects) a double negation is a strong form
of negation.
The time line sounds very sane, and I'm with the parentheses. What I'm
wondering about are :foo and :foo:bar (which have no modifiers to
parse). I thought you meant to eat the ":" only in the former and not
the latter but I guess I was mistaken. Maybe we can make the ":" literal
when it can't be parsed, or make it do something (":/" as you
suggested), because swallowing it and then doing nothing seems doubly bad.
Michael